• Question: What sort of chemicals or elements do you print on a daily basis?

    Asked by james0204 to Matthew, Neil, Paula, Pete, Philippa on 17 Mar 2015.
    • Photo: Neil Taylor

      Neil Taylor answered on 17 Mar 2015:

      Hi james0204,

      I’m not sure what you mean by “print”, but I deal with a whole lot of elements in calculations at work. For example:

      Oil and Gas: Methane, propane, heavier hydrocarbons
      Pipelines: Steel (iron, carbon + others like manganese, chromium, nickle)
      Water: Freshwater, seawater

      Hope this helps!

    • Photo: Philippa Jefferis

      Philippa Jefferis answered on 18 Mar 2015:

      Hi James, I don’t really work with chemicals. I design using materials like concrete and steel, but apart from the coatings we may use to protect a bridge I don’t do any thing much with chemicals.

    • Photo: Pete Symons

      Pete Symons answered on 19 Mar 2015:

      Hi james,

      Whatever chemicals or elements come out of my printer in the office 😉 I don’t honestly know what they are but they do the job for me!

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